The New York Liberty remain undefeated early in the 2025 WNBA season thanks to a fourth-quarter comeback win in Indiana against Caitlin Clark and the Fever in one of the best games we will see all year.

Clark and coach Stephanie White criticized officials, but the Fever realize they need to keep close games from slipping away.

The New York Liberty's narrow 90-88 win over the Indiana Fever was overshadowed by controversial officiating, sparking debate over calls in the game's final seconds.

In their second game without Caitlin Clark, who is out at least two weeks with a left quad strain, the Fever lost their roster's other point guard Sydney Colson to a leg injury in the first quarter against the Connecticut Sun.

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The Indiana Fever's first game without Caitlin Clark did not go well, as they fell to the Washington Mystics in Baltimore, 83-77. Minus their maestro, the Fever struggled to get going on offense and shot 39.

Indiana Fever All-Star guard Caitlin Clark lent one of her assistant coaches a helping hand in her first game on the sidelines. On Monday, the Fever announced that Clark will miss at least two weeks after suffering a strained left quadriceps in Saturday’s game against the New York Liberty.